National Museum of African American History and Culture Ceremony
The Smithsonian Institution hosted a ceremony to mark the one-year countdown to the November 2016 opening of the Nationa…
Barbara Ransby, leads a panel discussion about the struggle to understand or define Blackness. Clayborne Carson, recalls how the struggle to… read more
Barbara Ransby, leads a panel discussion about the struggle to understand or define Blackness. Clayborne Carson, recalls how the struggle to define Blackness created a division within the Civil Rights Movement as they worked to develop alliances with a multiracial coalition.
Panel Moderator: Barbara Ransby, Professor, University of Illinois, African American Studies Department. Panelists: Rosalyn Terborg, Professor Emerita, Morgan State University; Clayborne Carson, Founding Director, Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute close
The Smithsonian Institution hosted a ceremony to mark the one-year countdown to the November 2016 opening of the Nationa…
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